LL Cool J - Walking with a Panther
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Track List: Walking with a Panther
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- Droppin Em - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Smokin' Dopin' - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Fast Peg - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Clap Your Hands - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Nitro - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- You're My Heart - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- I'm That Type Of Guy - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Why Do You Think They Call It Dope? - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Going Back To Cali - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- It Gets No Rougher - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Big Ole Butt - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- One Shot At Love - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- 1-900-L.L. Cool J - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Two Different Worlds - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Jealous - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Jingling Baby - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Def Jam In The Motherland - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
- Change Your Ways - L.L. Cool JDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Walking with a Panther
- Release Date:
- 01/01/1989
- Label:
- Sony
- UPC:
- 074644517224
User Reviews: Walking with a Panther
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Re: better than the first two
, January 18, 2001Reviewer: scooplov2001 - See all scooplov2001's reviewsI totally disagree!!! The album is lukewarm at best compared to his previous work!!!! He himself admits this fact! This album, to me, left a lot to be desired!!!! Droppin em was good but the album has too many filler cuts, dead spots. It only gets good again with jingling baby which is near the end of the album....this is by far one of his most lackluster efforts to date....he could have done better!!!! -
better than the first two
, November 15, 2000He may have got a lot of critisism for this one, but I liked most of the songs on this album. My favorite one was It Get's No Rougher. There we're some other songs on this album that we're similar to It Get's No Rougher but some of the songs we're way different. The song Two Different Worlds wasn't trying to be funny but I laughed. After hearing songs like that it's no wonder that so many fellas we're taking shots at him. Walking With A Panther was ahead of it's time. The stuff that he got blasted for then is the same stuff that get's praised today. ...
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Pro Reviews: Walking with a Panther
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Released at a time when hip-hop's anxieties about crossover success were at a fever pitch, Walking With a Panther found LL Cool J trying to reinvent his sound while building on the commercial breakthrough of Bigger and Deffer. Even though the album succeeded on both counts, it did so in a way that didn't sit well with hip-hop purists, who began to call LL's credibility into question. Their fears about commercialism diluting the art form found a focal point in LL, the man who pioneered the rap ballad -- and there are in fact three ballads here, all of them pretty saccharine (and, tellingly, none of them singles). Apart from that, some of the concerns now seem like much ado about nothing, and there are numerous fine moments (and a few great singles) to be found on the album. It is true, though, that Walking With a Panther does end up slightly less than the sum of its parts. For one thing, it's simply too long; moreover, the force of his early recordings is missing, and there's occasionally a sense that his once-peerless technique on the mic is falling behind the times. Nonetheless, Walking With a Panther is still a fine outing on which LL proves himself a more-than-capable self-producer. The fuller, more fleshed-out sound helps keep his familiar B-boy boasts sounding fresh, and force or no force, he was in definite need of an update. On the singles -- "Going Back to Cali," "I'm That Type of Guy" (inexplicably left off All World), "Jingling Baby," and "Big Ole Butt" -- LL exudes an effortless cool; he's sly, assured, and in full command of a newfound sexual presence on record. So despite its flaws, Walking With a Panther still ranks as one of LL's stronger albums -- strong enough to make the weak moments all the more frustrating. - Steve Huey, All Music Guide |
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Hip-hop is notorious for short-lived careers, but LL Cool J is the inevitable exception that proves the rule. Releasing his first hit, "I Can't Live Without My Radio," in 1985 when he was just 17 years old, LL initially was a hard-hitting, street-wis...Full LL Cool J Biography
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